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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17

The liquor interest has a fund OF
5000. 900 in Pennsylvania, and with
the aid of the temperance vote has
hopes of defeating the republican
nominations. Liquor money and the
Neal Dow efforts are looked to for Il
similar result in New York. Here
the third party is already on the
stump with one war cry: "Smash
the republicans" and the saloons Of
Massachusetts are raising means :"
do their part of the smashing. II
this is not an unholy alliance, it is ut
least an instance on the part of the
temperance voters of the ancielt
truth, .'Whom the gods would de,
strov they first make mad.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17

Phineas Chamberlin, lately a lawyer at
Bradford, whose sudden death in Mime
apolis was announced by telegram last
week, came to his end by jumping from
the third story window Of his boarding
house. Various accounts have reached
Bradford OF the fatal leap The most
charitable view is that he was coming
down with typhoid fever and that he
leaped from the window in the delirium
Of the fever Other accounts say that
he had been drinking hard for some days
but that he had suddenly stopped with
The expressed determination of never
drinking any more, aud that the want of
stimulus brought on nervous condition
that led TO the act.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17

Mr. D. I. WicoXson, of Horse Cave, KY, says he
was for many years, badly afflicted with Phhisic,
also Diabetes; the pain almost uncomfortable
and would sometimes almost throw him into con
vulsions. lie tried Electric Filters and got relief
from first bottle ana after taking bottles, was
entirely cured, had gained IL flesh eighteen
pounds. Saye he positively believes he would have
died, had it been for the relief afforded BY Elec
tric Bitters Sold fifty cents a bottle by II. C.
Pierce
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17

We are informed that the proprietOrs, Messrs. A
z. Ordway Co., recently sent three dozen bottles
of their reliable medicine, sulphur Btters, 10 tie
Catholic Home Tor the Aged, which Is highly ap
preeiatel by fhe directors aud in. ates. AS y
SOW, shall ye reap.'i-Editor Catholic Union.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17

The MONITOR will be dubbed tins
wear As usual with all leading perlci-
icals. We shall be able to get some
Of the papers at a lower rate this
yea. To- new subscribers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-17
Ibid Mt Know t was
Loaded"

May do for a stupid boys excuse but
what can be said for the parent who
sees his child languishing daily and fails
to recognize the want OF tonic and
blood-puriter? Formerly, a course Of
hitters, or sulphur and molasses. was the
rule in well-regulated families but now
all intelligent households keep Ayers
SarsapariIla, which is az once pleasant
70 the taste, and the most searching aud
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan s. Cleveland, n r. Canton st..
Boston. writes " Nv daughter. now u
years old, was in perfect health until a
year ago when she began 70 complain %
fatigue, headache, debility, dizziness
Indigestion, and loss Of appetite. ] con
cluded that all her complaints originated
in impure blood, and induced hef 10 take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, This medicine soon
restored her matchmaking organs 70
healthy action, aud In due Time reestah-
hshed her former health. ! find Ayers
Sarsaparilla a most valuable remedy for
the lassitude and debility incident to
spring time"
j. Castright, Brooklyn Power Co,
Brooklyn, y. Y. SAYS AS a Spring
Medicine, / find a splendid Substitute
for the old-time compounds in Ayers
Sarsaparilla, with few doses Of Ayers
Pills. After their use, ! feel fresher aud
stronger TO 90 IL ough the summer"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

ytrAITFR THURsrON, AGED n YEARS,
w small fOt age very Hight hair, bluc .y9
Drtsscd-fray coat bloc shin whist dark thh
panis dark blue ribbed stocking, button th"o nlf,
black cloth hat LEFT home October Tor achool
and has not boon socn or heard ~ since. my M
formation ~ 10 his whereabouts VIII hc uhg fnlll ~
varied ~ his father v. A. 1hurstun. hrhphl, u,
Tenn. Khnsas city aud New ORLEANS lapsfa VII
favor hy copying. 20
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
iIrsINIass COI.LIaIS.

C,TRATToN, THOMAS a ROGERS. RIAL -.
hJuRht aud sold CofroIondcnoe solicited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
HOUSES To LET.
ROOMS To LET.

I AND-6O ACRES AND rs ACRES GOOD Ian
l. near the city Apply ut ~ Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
SHIRT FACTORIES

Mrs. NJ. RENouLT, PRACTICAL SHIRT.
wi maker Best and cheapest IN the city mudc
to oplcr on short notice. rcticct ht guaranteed.
a. Madison street (upsnir'l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
nrsrArnNNrs an sNLooNs.

REsTAuRhNTs AND SALOONS.
DEsT Bi,ANls LlQuOEs. CIGARS. AND 10.
ID haoco, az kclys, corner Main mud ADAMS
hot LUNCH. OYSTERS SERVED n EVERY
/ style. Imported wines, uquOr aud cignn, nj
sEEGEigS, ih Main street
HOT CoFFEE AND LUNCH At AL HOURS.
L l Besl liquor. aud cigar. At shinhucciita Main
MEAS At ALL HOURS. WINS, LIQUORS
vi aud Cirau'. At llccncy's, Poplar slnet
rT,IyOM GARDEN. 100 MAIN STREET OrEN
l. day and night Boarding and lodging uyslcfs'
JC CURRY. Proprietor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
srRAYED.

NIULE-FRoN owNERs PREMISES. ~ CHI.
wi sca, on Henry street, last SUNDAY night hegi
- PSI one bay mari mule, ~ hands hlfh hhl
year old icii i0ru leg slightly KIM kne ~, ana
small wan near The knee, mnnc ruarilcd. f,a~lh
nble romard for recovery aud return W tuubim
Brick Yard 10 Norll Memphis.
sTHAYED on STOLEN.
NIARr-FEOM TIE UNDERSIGNED, ABOUT
vi four miles northwest oi SOmcnllci lthns'
ON Tuesday the 18th int, one duk by m,Ig,
about yean old. with long tail ana mane, lei'
hind foot white shows sign % being IN l"ll'
said marc Il oompaCtly buit aud In good Conlluoi
ANY Information concerning said mare VIII III w
orally rewarded. ID. 4. slaughter sOmenillc, Tenn
or y. &, slaughtey Memphis, Tenn.
October ~, MI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

NTTIsoS's BUsiNEss COLLEGE, g. " CORNER
y sssaaa see Monroe bs'' p'''0ni''d bust
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

FOR SALE.

COW AND TWO CALVES SUITABLE FOR
I beef No. ?66 I9lWsou avenue
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
FURNITURE.

A ii. RHODRs q 90, FURNITURE, Slows.
y. CARPETS and Household Goods, cheap iof
payments down and regular weekly or monthly
payments
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28
TAIIOI,s.

u MCMAHON. MERCHANT TAILOR 20 UNION
". street Work guarlutccl
I.NREsli lNrORrATluNs rs GENTS suiIlNUS.
i Mcltpns, etc. at sam Slayer, cor 2dUnd touri.
II Ou WANT 4 STYLISH FITTING CtINWAl
! or sack Suit gu W i. fru,t. ~ Second IT.
IONS HuGGIANv. MERCHANT TAILOR, o.
- luluu strct. in IL.
DANE MADE 10 ORDER AT A. HEATER n
i Sons. 2li Mains
GUNS. go uPwAgIrl PANTS. S. UPWARD ~
- any style nc ". lAl.Ils' "a Count t.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

10000 " f s. 900 da... p. sssaad )!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARKETx

FEATURES OF d; 1-Tb:< DEAtLNiS
in options yesterday reached the neigh
borhood Of 5000 Taken whole the specuia'
ton The pc ce Interpretation put
upon OF German elections produced decline OF
only cent In spite the general lack OF snap 70 inc
market recently. Yet with tho advantage OF goodsned
short Interest demand which ran up to nearly
$40 900 bushels rally that followed was only cents
IN extent and par that that the final quotations
were practically unchanged Nevertbcl;ss the bulls whe
not appear be outraged by the faets tat
yet 10 De accrpteu ~ Auso
iutely that tho foreign requirements OF whes.
but rmer in sympathy with the
buttons active trading AZ the opening decline
the harden nn e the influence OF tne
export and the Oi sOts prices up aoove
effected small recession IN the
late dealings close only stea April IS up AZ
vcfe follows February aud harrn % =,
MY IL June 9ls July ga september 93't tash coru
nrm with gTairs trthe higher shippers were
The optous movs closely ID synipatny
with wheat but under narrower nuctuitos enhinS seau
aud unchanged ~ for March ~ for April aud 4oS or
NAV and on 1, June 4c4 cents oats were hu
options cent lover az the close AZ io
Iowa; February 35t March And Aunl 3s's May 81 nna
Juno 49, lard 500 terc-s were taken tor export Ine
OPTIONS suffered end M down pom ior F.oray
March 81 IS. or April At ~ 81 anu lot May NJ
81 SO aud June al 81 ~. .,..,.u =,
rns rsce,p. OF IRAN ronr reported YESTERDAY AZ
Sow.York Baltimore. Philadelphia aud Boston were a. ,o
low bushels. corn 3oO5io Jufhots
I.a bushels yr4in 8jSS03 bushels nour oOeao
paokagos Chicag milwaukee, ant - ous tne arfiYs
l47O6t bushels total gram. +O24o4 bushels HOUR Aa'Ao
lxrir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24

nc ~ los: -. Is .sss
= lss ss sc n sA'ts bust:
iIa7S sa:a 1865 SS'. Wheat 1855
R.os. Feb % Corn active s. Hsh M1'd xh s 49, y;
a sss ~ S1.a ~: qs'A 20 Quiet
sS. %
i i%s' OUsS s' oats 5 s5ooo bush Rye BUSH
PmLAOELrsA Feb 2s.rloarSThero was very little
So western and s.
% 80 s1a s s 30 Il
s.sg + g. nsa sn Sss 20 81
SsSs S. ~ clear 81 T,%sa 40 10
% 80 ,1d4 re 70 sns oS
sucSwnest G nour I'. 81 tSsi IS per 100
So an s s s1p sa
% S1ss Rot 10 do or DO No. s Tor
Sasd Q" Ncr' fa rsn%.ssass
ssss @ sSs'' Ss'S~
HD ana 4s SGs Nav n.sc'
wiz: y sS' sns% s rns
So'.G. No 2 White s7.,c. Future. quiet AMI shade
ss1sc.. &pI,l sI:ss7Ss' M.y ;ssI:c;;
a !drs srS9s
M Mss's%s 'A'fs p & S."
pICk6tn 50 90 smoked Beef 10 IOc; W
s23 slJ oO9 rl6 20; do prime mess new
SIS % do aniy 81 V0D *l7JO do do NV eaVv tio W.
Hams smoked ia l3c Dressed Hogs. 6d6p Lard hrln
CITY enned 81 5O07 10 81 sal %; butchers loose
So 10 al Butter rulPennsyvanI creamery Extra
Sew YORK Extr. 2202ic Western ade pscnea
Good l502 Packing Butter a. Dc Chsese
firm. New-York full cream lic.' ONO A., n ,nn
skms PC. Legs firm. PennsyIvana hrss iet 0iac
Ohio and other Western l4 He Petroleum ~ Aoei
test IN LbIs 6tc >ugar-tetined nrm. GrtDniaea oi9
653ci COufect0ners A. 9.lGc. Powdered o'sDoG rec"
Flour 27OG bulls Wheat q. $40 bush Corn 1920 oasn
Oats $500 UuslL chlDunents-WheAI ooVo ousn W."
9lUU bnsu- Data 1910 Dnsh
LoUIs Feb. - Flour quiet and unchanxeu. AAs>
Family So 0D0$3 10 Choice So 30 Gs3 ~ An
81 7U9S3S So Extra Fancy IS 30 0 10 Patehs - -o
77977 &c; March The nominal; Nav !5's1sVc eos,ns
1870 bid. Corn active but easy NO. MMen cesn
$3.50: Macn 55 85,c closing 50 2c' Nav 3d. ~S. Pan
al ac PC bid Nav IS rive neglected q,
Barlav unchanged Hav stetiv. Prairie IS ooGslo DIVE
Timothy $40 0O0l3 80. Butter unchanged creamery
2to2lc DAIRY l6@23c Eggs wsaS coc al ,drn Meal
steady So. whiskey 81 Is Provisions higher. forx
SIS o. IarI SB 81 - Bulk Mests-Loose lots. Lons
Clear 81 10: snvIt 81 Is Clear 81 13 Boxed
81 TO- Short Ribs 81 30 short Sea 90 w
dsa Bacon-Long Clear IS i2 short Ribs ~ 80; snort
Rs1spts-Four 1000 bills, Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn
$4,000 Oats. 22OOU bush Rye OPo Cusn. nst on
bush 2l8OOO $4,000 bushItye lO0o oush
Baricy .0OD bush
TOLEDO. Feb 23.-Wheat nervous. Cash 81 &C bd; May
50 NC bld June $3.50 bid. Corn dull steady May 3S@
oas dull Msy $40 9a s0' =, 1 o Sasn
Corn sou bnsn. oats 1000 bush. Clover seed
BAGS. shiplnents- 10000 bush Cora l7ooo Dush
Oats 1,OOO bush. Clo,.rseed III bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24

sprinS 7Uoi No. sprng Too Ma tsa II'<u'
No. IS sc... .Oata-No 24c.: -. hvs-No. crmc
BarIsy-No q b2c Fiaf 5ood-Sa siooS- ''""
Timothy 81 e3...Msss fork-si5 o. L,s.
short Rib Sides loose 81 3D. Dry eAltsd Snouiuot' IL
So w. Short Cloar Sides boKet 81 H. wnn. M,c.
Der gallon. .sugar-Cut Loaf 8'sc urapn,s.oa mai
Standard $50. .Rsceipts-Flour l2VOV 9rs rnsr
oou iOOooo bush, Dat. S,Soo paoa
III uuU bblat Wheat $4,000 euAh.; Ceru o1ns %. ma
DATA $4,000 bushi ays 1900 bu'h' barley S0'oO'
bush a. - m. Malta, ,,arkoI WAS
stronger. 'r,amsry atsos7oi DAIRY 92"soSo Eggs -"
Use pei .ol for fresh- ~
SIscr,sAri. Fob as-rour unclaimed Fa%l, $50 s =,
"a "a Fancy g. 1s< o. Wheat steady 40 Hoa |"
s,c ,tsce,pts vi 900 bush shipmenls 900 onsn
o,s s,ronser No. Mixoi 80 A0t0o Oss caNer NO
MIxsa X,Jc Rye weaker. No o4So00o. FORK yuIes
sih 90 Lard slow 81 90 BulkmcAts unchanged snor
p,n. 81 g2., Bsuoa firm. Shors Nos w 81 Z enors
CHAR "a 81 p Butter nrmsr. Extra Creamery ysdsoo
Soad TO Prime 20 a27c: Good to Prime dairy 70
HoSs GalsL Common aud Light - ~ $50 ~ rao.inx
ana Buchers IS as Oh Receipts Aou0 neaa shpmen'
/ 200 head -. o,,.
DETROIT. Feb 23-whoat-No. White cash 81 n NJ
Cash Michigan Red slts No NsS oa'n SO a
osu-No sitc No. White Sse c. ssAea. i Re.
ceips-whcst $500 busl. Corn itioo buSh. oa's 1900
bush ,.---.,..
MnwAuxKs Fab 2s-Pcur steady. Wheat irrssu hs
Cssn 75G. March lkci MAY ~ Co5s ow AZ
) sShA....0ats weak. Ne White sVe.'..We s'sss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
THE STATE or TRADE

B,pr1xoRs Feb % cotton hrm Mh'ilnr e's d &c
Fiom higher ,iossri s - sv 81 90 q. 20 SIty
Mn. sapernns 81 So sJ - 2oss rs 'lo. no
P,1sns - Wheat~soSthsrn Quiet Western ialL
southern Rei gOa9Je, 10 Amtor J2autc' go Wes'etn
for Marcn 80. G0o.c do for Nav oos eso .corn
ssa,sss% q % ye %s''ss s.S
i3ot5;..' February % g ass.t Marcs 70 ~. Gn Nay
81 93es do Mtet SiaIy ren"'T,r rm "a S3S@ ocs
~. n1% At 90 sis 90 % ,t rslo Mess pork
situo~sla Bulkmeat' Shoulders an Sle'r kio si9ss
gas . 1SSf linn. -'2aIsGSle''
sat'r rsS . %Ss'ra 1s
H.nnoG b'sc.... Coneo RIO carsoo, ordinary u 'air
.s . sS at Il
Frsighu to LIverooo, steamer steady oton I'D
5" 500 bush Corn s1oon Ss.n oat. 900 oGsh Ryo
100 bu.h smpnents-Fogr 10 Up n 7Hoh", Corn
Gs 500 bush
Bosros Feb 2a.-rlour quiet, Choice Extra. s IS 900
prime S. ooe S. %. corn aaet steamer YeiiOw 'ie
steamer MsSd IoSs GOD No oS.e %Sise $3.50
s0e White shorts steady "I0. Midd Ea,rs
CREAMERY GER S% 81! as "u!'s'
.ir1 Creamery sssi ras, eM
f faT an" 10 c Ea.ern f frsrs
p pGst gS . s or oCS c'S SS '0'o ''0O'
nurrAio Feo wheat-No Hnri duh; rh but n ra
sna O at oa M4v IN aa S
advanccd sales 10 No. @ at Soc aud oar, .c 40 a.
s - 'S no. nf"' Yellow 44e; No. 49,, tss
,;sv SS.ss.ss S.n,s - NJ 2.' Is
s"Sc No. Extra Soc rye nominal Recsp.s ,,.
5000 bush 1000 bust. oa n @ os srn
bush oats 5000 bush
CHICAGO Feb 2s-Four qlet and o. steady Winter M,ts
ixan So IS Choice 20 Fancy Mnns'ota pas
81 Is. RYE Four-S3 IS 10 ~ DolA buoKwheA' 30
81 80 per loo n: ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 70 ,SDee,dt.-wheat sod to-day at the
lowest point the week ago IL touched isHG1oS
cents and the low point up TO that time his
morning sold under The break has been now over
10 cents bushe the point where Clews aud the New
York CLIQUE they had Rean short The break
erruped from "a $50 cents Whatever
new, there bra1sh This morning wheat
40 before opening 20 cents. and immediately after
the opening at II The selling was from all quarters
gcnrr such volume Tat was utterly lml"ssoie
10 the operations and 70 decide VINO were inc
sellers or who the buyers IL was set down as
sort Of last and desperate aband0hment OF
fho lou1 by the oll-tlme holders rs Inc
fnror first diei and trades were
II that concerns han been large buyers
Flel Ludley and irwin. Gre H. & Co. are believer 10
iay them not than 3Olu0O0 bushels
The low The day. From " cents
May above ~ cents And nnaly 10 % cents As
there rvvou on ID me sentiment
pe,m Linn ANA Jones, Mccormick kenuett betano
BUYERS VI all oner Pork sympaihZel Win t1o
grain pits moment and the May option
su Sl4 NO. though there were quiet transactions
in IA yrsterday 20 II almost immediately went BACK
10 an nnally sold above that hgurr. Fron S4 no. MAY
SIS 20 the yet ON the SNORT ser, DON
10. wheat pork Acuvc. MAY wheat sou w W
closed at 49, cents May pork at $40 II
Nava At S1x.IjS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb 23-Provisons Bacon Cumberland Cnt.
S7s ei Long Clear Mddes. S7s Oh; short Clear Middle:
S7a 3D. short 3Gs I'd shoulders 2Ss Od cw Beef
$500 for Extra India Mess Primo Meas 6os I'd PORK
Primo Mess 62a OIL. per Dbl; Prime Mess. Eastern
SEA Oh; Western 6ls OIL LzrdAmericsn. 35s Prime West
Srn 36s 3i, Lard OIL 32s Cd: Hsms-Lons Cut 4ss
Shoulders Butiers5s 3D. per cwt for naest United
Western Spring. rs. 4d els 3D.; Rel Winter Is Sd1
Spring r. ad Mixed Western. - Adj California No
]. Is sd d7s Oh lido. No Is b q 81 per contai FRO
duce-sprts Turpcntne 29s 3d. do at London ZSs %
per Refined Petroleum ID Per gallon 0loVer see1
American Rod 49s. per cwt Taow.2o "a per cwt
Pine American, PAS Cd; Primo City, 23s Cd per cwI
Rosln-CommOD, 80 9d Pale Is Cd 6Os OIL Llnseen OH
Sos 3D. per cwt Provsons-American Heirigefaed beeI
hind quarters 6d fore quarters 3d per HOPS ~ Lon
don-New-York state 81 los Cd 81 Os ID Cottonseed
Inc receipts OF Amencan corn past
$1,000 cenials.
The receipts days 10000
csntals. Including 1Z5.000 American
LONDON. Feb 2A-Produce-Linseet OIL. 220 o. 3D. % R2O
o. Calcutta Ltnsooi 4os Sd. Lin
coed Cake, IS l6a Cd per ton; Refined Petroleum. sd
06'4d per gallon Spirits o. Turpentns 27s los per
ew for American spgar,l2. "a Rsr eTt fer Cuba Zen
lair refining anoat Australian Talow-Beet 2s GIL VIbs
0d: Mutton ats Cd. 30s 3D. Cocoanut on-Ccyon, 228
a. Cochin 237 o. American Refrigerated Beef 81 Sd for
hind Quarters "a To- for fore quarters per ob ny The
AxTwgEr Fob. 23-Petroleum- Pale American, 10
france 80 centmes paid francs W centimes sees
Wtcoxs Lard francs23 continues per luJ kuo&
BRENES Feb 23.-Petroleum. marks ~ pfenninGs
Wilcox Lard coseda 10 marks 30 pfennings per ITO d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

y,yrRpcot Feb 23-l230 D. m.-coton steady with >
fair demand MiddiinK Upsnds i6L DO dreams otd
bales including 1000 bales Tor spocusuon snd
export necepts-BOvv bales including <0oo oaos Amer
lean. -. ,,.,.n,. rnv u,dil,nS riausA
rsbrnary delivery l06ld No. February and march dshv'
arr i,LdIL do March and April delivery iVoAI no.
Xpr and May delivery lzoAd, do NAY .na 'Ine nSnveU
susr ieiyery 64L; do Ausust ana September deiv'
il Vtd do september and October delivery lAVAd
f.ndss delivery at 'odsys c'eaiins' A"o oaies new
sales included llloo bales
Futures steady Uplands Low Kidding clause February
S.i,verv sd sellers do February aud March delivery
4 o<d sellers do March and April delivery. ti8<d
sellers io April aud May delivery l2v%t buyers do
NAV and June delivery lt.64 sellers do June and July
i7Uta buyers August and september delivery iva4d
sellers, d. September and October delivery lIS<d.
a D m-Fu,ures closed quiet but steady: Upands Low
Mldding clause February delivery l0otd buyers do Fob
ruary March delivery I064d 1uyors; do March and
cry II sd sellers do May and June delivery. lAs4d
sellers do. June and July delivery l6,0&d bnyers do
July and August delivery l71+d. Sellers do August
and delivery lSt4d buyers do september ana
October delivery. 6lt04d sellers. =.
GALVESTON. Fen 2S-Cotton 1rm Middlns. So; Low
oepts jill bales saies $500 oales stock 81 6o9 eas
NoRpoLK Feb. 23.-CGtton steady; Kidding OILS nes
and gross receipts lOo3 baes export" coss'wise' -"
bales: sales i.Il5 6ales stock 29.G39 6ale:
Middus sisi6 Good Ordinary 1iJ net sld SrSsi To-
ceipis Gy26 bales baos exports coa~swss @''A "A''
VEwnRLKANh Fob. 23.-C Jttou quiet Middnns t,.o;
Low Abiding bs Good Ordinary olS nS anH liz"
receipts 42C0 bales; saiss 1000 eaies 'ock ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS

At renues OF Richard g. Newcombe Justice Lawrence
Of the Supreme Court made order directing Referee John
C. GRAY to take testimony In regard to the alterations by
tine Of ming certain fals1ed The judgments
@ 3 g on
burg ? GsaSi. giving them p5Srl5y
E.stus %9S essbe T9ey and brutal
snsossy Of q s and that
The trial Of suit which Dr. Richard T. Perry demands
S ri h.
IN the Court before Bnach ana
sary n.sa OF SeDesns her damage Of
which cOuntercaim set up The trial will occupy several
Surrogate Ron. has decided not to admit to probate the
% se sns
had fortune which she esqasathed 70 he,
5 A Ami % av
the Of the beneficiary The decedent was known as
Justice xndrews yesterday ms decision ap
montS os s 80 against and
the Of Jacob Rosenberg the nr.r m the NC
ball. which originally $4,000 was reduced to $1,000 some
yesterday by Justice Andrews
s :a S SsP Kssss comps
suit s2sooO for goods sold and delivered since
Argument in the suit Of Telephone Company agan..
y: ssss rssS1Sns
BEN ss !s
the Adam. E1prs.: ompany Judge Wheeler in
ess. states and not ne A. s.a';
which the express company constructed
ONE the suits hs, begun by Ferdinand N Mossa) which
have brought against Robert l. nt,inc ill., az one OF
stockhoidsrs OF the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri was
anded from 5ae United s.a's sa & aW
E % Wallace Yesterday denied the motion in which the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy and the chicago and Iowa
eshsTs from SRinatns
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NO "DELAFLAINE INSTITUTE"
ELEVEN CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS TO GET THE
$500 900 SIT APART FOR IT.

ELEVEN CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS TO GET THE
100000 SIT APART FOR 1T.
Twas decided by Justice Beach, Of the Supreme Court
yesterday that the residuary estate Of John f. Della
plane amounting $500 OO0 with winch he directed in
1is will that The Deaplaue Institute for the Relief OF
The Friendess should founded and supported must
be divided equally under other provisions of the will
Among the eleven following charitable institutions;
Of Ncw-Yerk Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. New YORK
Society. st. Lnkes Home for INDECENT Christian Females
American Missionary Association, the society
for the Relief Of Respectable Aged Females a,s,
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions. and American Home Mission Society IN IN
the will OF Mr. Deapainc who was formerly secretary OF
the American Legation In Veana, dated December IL
1885, after requests by which large properly
was divided among relations and small amount. were
given charitable Institutions clause was inserted me
construction Of which in friendly suit resulted In the oe
csion BY this clause IL provided that the
for the establishment of the proposed Deapslne lns.
tue should declared void by the courts the pelues
should 10 to the eleven charitable institutions JUSTICE
Beach says in his opinion:
The intent devote the resduum OF ms es
n charity is clearly indicated while II isequa alsI ,do
Mia plan for the and support OF an
bearing within the statute agans. sh and
Thsr is no limitation upon lives in being a. nls ham,
the Of tho power OF Is m
denendent upon the Of the LEGISLATURE IN cI 81
cbarer rs we'll as Of the applying lot an a VI
a. The beauest devise 10 the nsutu'
tions TOOK effect at testxtors death